Sentence examples for response consideration from inspiring English sources

Besides the physiological relevance to genotoxic stress response, consideration must be given to situations when damaged DNA is not able to be repaired and thus the cell undergoes apoptosis to avoid the accumulation of mutated cells.

Since retrospective studies have suggested improved survival for patients with stage IV breast cancer with resection of the primary tumor [ 2, 3] and given the patient's remarkable therapeutic response, consideration was given to resection of the primary breast cancer following the 8th treatment cycle.

The trees are highly susceptible to the physical effects of oiling, according to the NOAA report Oil Spills in Mangroves: Planning and Response Considerations.

Classical viscosity temperature responses might indicate that selective retardation is not possible at higher temperatures; however, Fig. 5 indicates that the use of VES materials is not ruled out on temperature response considerations.

In analyzing the workbook responses, consideration was given to evidence of students' application of mathematics and science knowledge.

Animal data can offer indications about what could happen in humans and provide more diverse information than epidemiological data with respect to dose-response consideration.

Given their less protective responses, consideration should be given to targeting educational interventions towards those who have been in practice for a greater number of years or received medical training in S.E.

Whilst participants who thought principally about their function when answering TQs tended to have concordant TQ and RMDQ responses, consideration of pain before function, the predominant pathway, was associated with having a less optimistic TQ response than RMDQ score, suggesting that pain is the primary driver of the response to the daily tasks TQ as well as for the LBP TQ.

The machining parameters such as cutting speed, feed rate, depth of cut and nose radius are optimized by multi-response considerations namely power consumption and tool life.

To balance these imperatives – maximizing benefit of SRI, minimizing the risk of high dose SRI, and minimizing unnecessary delay in implementing augmenting treatment, a "within subject" definition of "adequate dose" that included both dose-response and time-response considerations was implemented.

A former intelligence official said that one possible response under consideration was for the United States to train and equip an Iraqi force capable of staging cross-border raids.